I was making this recipe two times a week for months before I wrote this post. I came up with it one day based on what I had lying around in the kitchen and immediately fell in love. It was my absolute favorite lunch. You aren’t supposed to eat tuna more than twice a week otherwise I probably would have eaten it every day. Not only is it easy to make, it’s also healthy.

What can I replace the red bell pepper with?

The red bell pepper in this recipe can easily be replaced with tomatoes. Or you can add some diced tomatoes or halved or quartered cherry tomatoes to the recipe as an addition.

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I don’t like spicy things, can I leave out the jalapeno?

Yes, you can leave out the jalapeno if you want to control the level of heat in this recipe. Jalapenos vary in how spicy they can be. If you want to retain some heat, but just need something with less heat, try a less spicy pepper like a poblano pepper. For even more heat, try a hotter pepper like habanero.

What kind of tuna is best?

There are generally two kinds of tuna that you can purchase in the canned goods section at your supermarket: Solid white albacore and skipjack/light tuna. Solid white albacore is more expensive and has a much less “fishy” taste. It has three times the amount of omega-3 fatty acids. Unfortunately, it also has three times the amount of mercury, so consumption should be limited to once per week.

If you like this recipe, you may be interested in some of these other stuffed avocado recipes:

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This looks so yummy! Every single one of us love avocado and I would put it in everything if I could! Plus, our oldest son is a bottomless pit and avocado is filling! He would absolutely love this! Thanks for sharing!!

No, I’m sorry. I don’t provide nutritional content here on my blog. If you are interested, there are many online apps and nutritional calculators out there. All that I’d give here would be from one of those, which are not very accurate.

My Fitness Pals has options where you can input a recipe. I don’t provide caloric information on my website because I simply don’t believe in counting calories as it often leads to poor relationships with food.

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